Sollers Public Joint Stock Company (SVAV.ME) manufactures and sells automobiles, automotive components and engines, and provides engineering services in Russia. The company produces SUVs, pickup trucks, light commercial vehicles, medium-duty trucks, buses, and minivans under the UAZ and Sollers brands; gasoline engines and manual transmissions under the ZMZ brand; and electromechanical transfer cases through SOLLERS Transmission Production LLC. It operates production facilities including UAZ in Ulyanovsk, SOLLERS Alabuga and ZMZ in Yelabuga, SOLLERS Comtrans in Ulyanovsk, and Automotive Industrial Technology in Vladivostok, with a total annual capacity exceeding 200,000 vehicles; the group holds a growing market share exceeding 35% in Russia's light commercial vehicle segment and serves domestic customers through an expanding dealer network. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Moscow, Sollers is a subsidiary of Alter Invest LLC. Recent developments include the launch of full-cycle production for Sollers ST6 and ST8 all-wheel-drive pickup trucks at the UAZ facility in January 2025; mass production of Sollers SP7 minivans at the Yelabuga plant and Sollers SF5 and SF1 light commercial vehicles at SOLLERS Alabuga in 2025; initiation of manual gearbox and electromechanical transfer case production at SOLLERS Transmission Production; start of Sollers TR series medium-duty trucks at SOLLERS Comtrans and buses at the Vladivostok plant in 2024; and a RUB 1.2 billion preferential loan to Security System Components LLC for local passive safety system production in 2024.